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POB Unit 5 Test Review

Total questions: 31

Worksheet time: 31mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following items would be considered a non-economic want:

a)

a car

b)

new clothing

c)

a walk

d)

nutritious food

2.

A business that begins selling winter holiday decorations in late autumn is creating __________ utility.

a)

possession

b)

time

c)

place

d)

form

3.

A major characteristic of a market economy is ____________ ownership of property.

a)

private

b)

government

c)

limited

d)

monopolistic

4.

Which of the following is a problem associated with communist command economies?

a)

There are high taxes

b)

Individuals run the risk of losing their business

c)

Supply and demand control what will be produced

d)

There is no competition

5.

Countries whose governments provide citizens with free medical care, education, and other benefits often are referred to as ________________ states

a)

consumer

b)

welfare

c)

military

d)

capitalist

6.

The basic role of the United States government is to:

a)

protect U.S. citizens

b)

maintain control of prices

c)

increase production

d)

limit business startups

7.

In a private enterprise economic system, the interaction of supply and demand primarily determines:

a)

the extent of pollution

b)

economic choices

c)

product prices

d)

government regulation

8.

Who decides how goods and services will be marketed in a private enterprise economic system?

a)

competitors

b)

Business People

c)

consumers

d)

legislators

9.

What do economists call the intersection of a Demand curve and a Supply curve?

a)

Surplus

b)

Rationing

c)

Shortage

d)

Equilibrium price

10.

The three economic questions each organization must answer are; What should be produced? How should it be produced? and:

a)

Why should it be produced?

b)

When should it be prodcued?

c)

Where should it be produced?

d)

For whom it should be produced?

11.

For a business, income remaining after payment of expenses is:

a)

capital

b)

profit

c)

debt

d)

loss

12.

Which of the following is an example of a speculative business risk?

a)

A special promotion fails to increase sales.

b)

A customer is injured at a business and sues the company.

c)

A cashier gives unauthorized discounts to friends.

d)

A supplier's shipment is lost in transit.

13.

What is a business's net profit if it has $762,750 in income, $291,400 in operating expenses, and $238,930 in cost of goods?

a)

$471,350

b)

$232,420

c)

$525,820

d)

$368,730

14.

Which of the following represents a natural risk for the owner of a delivery service?

a)

Snowstorm

b)

Government intervention

c)

Accident

d)

Rising Prices

15.

In business terms, what is profit?

a)

A risky venture

b)

a good investment

c)

A holiday bonus

d)

A monetary reward

16.

Carefully selecting goods or services to sell is an example of handling business risks by _______________ the risk.

a)

bypassing

b)

controlling

c)

transferring

d)

avoiding

17.

Which of the following is a reason that a U.S. company would decide to offer its products in other countries?

a)

To provide jobs to people in other countries

b)

To subsidize developing countries

c)

To sell obsolete, outdated products

d)

To expand to new, untapped markets

18.

Which of the following factors has aided the most in creating a global business environment?

a)

technology

b)

cultural changes

c)

exchange rates

d)

government

19.

Which of the following is an outside factor that affects the business environment?

a)

staff organization

b)

industry competition

c)

Information management

d)

conflict negotiation

20.

Which of the following is an example of an economic factor that affects the business environment?

a)

Long-term goals

b)

Employee morale

c)

Business cycle

d)

Management style

21.

Which of the following affects the business environment because it provides the most options for consumers?

a)

International sanctions

b)

Command economy

c)

Monopoly

d)

Global competition

22.

Business ethics involve considering issues about what is:

a)

positive and negative

b)

safe and unsafe

c)

right and wrong

d)

legal and illegal

23.

Which of the following is an example of unethical business behavior?

a)

Misleading customers

b)

Identifying target markets

c)

Questioning standards

d)

Persuading others

24.

Which of the following is an example of ethical business behavior?

a)

Accepting a bribe from a prominent customer

b)

Testing products to ensure they are safe to use

c)

Using advertisements to confuse customers

d)

Disclosing partial information about products

25.

Businesses that successfully adapt to current market situations often realize that:

a)

more financing is necessary

b)

cutting costs is important

c)

change is opportunity

d)

diversification is the key

26.

Which of the following situations would most likely indicate the need to adapt to changes in the business environment?

a)

The business has experienced little employee turnover during the past year.

b)

The supply of materials used in manufacturing a product has decreased.

c)

The demand for your product is stable.

d)

The number of your business's competitors has decreased.

27.

Which of the following provides government protection of business property?

a)

Economic incentives

b)

Consumer-protection laws

c)

Patents

d)

Revenues

28.

One of the reasons that has caused government's role in business to expand is that:

a)

people's attitudes have changed.

b)

competition in the marketplace has increased.

c)

costs of production have continued to increase.

d)

products have become very technical.

29.

Which of the following is a way that government can borrow money from the private sector in order to pay the costs of regulation?

a)

By setting prices

b)

By raising taxes

c)

By selling licenses

d)

By issuing bonds

30.

Which of the following is a way that the productivity of an individual worker can be measured?

a)

By dividing the total number of products by the number of production steps

b)

By dividing the dollar totals of sales by the costs of making all of those sales

c)

By dividing the number of customers served by the number of hours an employee worked

d)

By dividing the dollar totals of sales by the number of salespeople who made the sales

31.

The formula that is generally used to measure productivity is:

a)

goods divided by time

b)

labor divided by resources

c)

inputs divided by labor

d)

outputs divided by inputs